I'm hoping he'll write up a similar series for Bruno. If "Cosmos" mentions Bruno they should also mention Deepak Chopra, since he has as much to do with modern astronomy as Bruno did in the late 1500s, i.e., not much.
Funny, modern scientists don't advocate burning Chopra at the stake. So why did the Church burn Bruno?
Natural selection is not "unknowable". We have some awareness of how mutations occur. We also know that some mutations are beneficial (help the organism live longer and reproduce), while most are harmful. The human eye does not show a lack of evolution.
Thus anything is proof of evolution according to you.
Not quite so much as anything is evidence for God (to the believer).
It is more like, People like his ideas, They read 1/2 of the recommendation, then they propose it to the government who only gets 1/2 of that proposal, who then under pressure implements it using 1/2 of the proposal. This may go down a few levels only leaving the Title "Common Core" as remaining.
Actually web-based applications come at a great price. Their history discourages communication and thinking. Back in the day of text, there were much better tools for communicating than we have in web-apps, web-sites, and in particular blogs. The textarea widget is a muzzle on good discourse, on the ability to argue and persuade. It encourages people to not address one another and to talk past each other. It should be abolished.
And yet you are using a web-based app to say this.
Oh, vi annoyed me more than a week, and emacs didn't annoy me at all. In my original post, I should have said that I find modal text editors annoying, rather than they're just annoying.
I didn't say I only preferred web-based applications. It's just that my email accounts are web accessible. I would not particularly care for a web-based text editor.
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For one, there is this big, burning ball of gas just 93 million miles away from us.
So that's what happened to Fred Phelps.
I'm hoping he'll write up a similar series for Bruno. If "Cosmos" mentions Bruno they should also mention Deepak Chopra, since he has as much to do with modern astronomy as Bruno did in the late 1500s, i.e., not much.
Funny, modern scientists don't advocate burning Chopra at the stake. So why did the Church burn Bruno?
Natural selection is not "unknowable". We have some awareness of how mutations occur. We also know that some mutations are beneficial (help the organism live longer and reproduce), while most are harmful. The human eye does not show a lack of evolution.
Thus anything is proof of evolution according to you.
Not quite so much as anything is evidence for God (to the believer).
They allow anyone access to the USB port?
I've never seen an ATM with an alphabetic keyboard.
Any way of installing these wings on college students?
Obvious red flag showing no clue about the topic - it's just buzzword bingo throwing impressive sounding verbage around with a lack of understanding.
"VB" is impressive sounding verbiage?
Diane Feinstein?
It is more like,
People like his ideas, They read 1/2 of the recommendation, then they propose it to the government who only gets 1/2 of that proposal, who then under pressure implements it using 1/2 of the proposal. This may go down a few levels only leaving the Title "Common Core" as remaining.
The homeopathic approach to educational policy?
Because the next time the US requests a country to surrender its nukes, that country will remember this example?
Would having the source allow one to spoof one's location?
$336/12 months per year is $28 a month.
Could you be more specific? And how would an ordinary user even deal with the kernel?
I use Beamer for mathematical presentations, but I use PowerPoint for stuff in words.
Actually web-based applications come at a great price. Their history discourages communication and thinking. Back in the day of text, there were much better tools for communicating than we have in web-apps, web-sites, and in particular blogs. The textarea widget is a muzzle on good discourse, on the ability to argue and persuade. It encourages people to not address one another and to talk past each other. It should be abolished.
And yet you are using a web-based app to say this.
Oh, vi annoyed me more than a week, and emacs didn't annoy me at all. In my original post, I should have said that I find modal text editors annoying, rather than they're just annoying.
Costco and other sell knockoff compatible pods for far less
But wasn't the point of the article that you could no longer use knockoffs with Keurig?
I didn't say I only preferred web-based applications. It's just that my email accounts are web accessible. I would not particularly care for a web-based text editor.
The mail account on which I run Thunderbird is web accessible. Why would I need to run ssh? Besides, it runs fine under ssh -X.
Your e-mail reader should never be used as your text editor.
But I never use Thunderbird as a text editor.
Off you go now
Really, do you expect me to leave?
Wrong again. Emacs is a very good text editor.
I need TeX/LaTeX. And GNU emacs.
TeXLive (never use your distro's version of TeX/LaTeX -- always just install TeXLive)
Why not use your distro's version?
But is vi learnable in the first place?